Smith, T. Roger (Thomas Roger), 1830-1903 · New York : Scribner and Welford · leaf 121
e column, to which perhaps one shaft, or asin our illustration (Fig. 36) four shafts, would be attachedwhich would be carried up to the springing of the navevault, at which point the same treatment would be re-peated, though on a smaller scale, with the moulded ribsof that vault. A peculiarity of… … i. Springinr; of inain ribs of the vault. h. String-course below the clere-storey. — a b. Triforium arcade. (/. Stringcourse below the triform. B. Main arcade .separating the navefrom the aisles. A and N. Shafts attached to pierand supporting portions of thesuperstructure.
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